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Common polymorphisms in critical genes of innate immunity do not contribute to the risk for chronic disseminated candidiasis in adult leukemia patients.
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has major subject area list Candidiasis; Genetic Predisposition to Disease; Immunity, Innate; Leukemia; Polymorphism, Genetic
information resource reference Choi EH, Taylor JG, Foster CB, Walsh TJ, Anttila VJ, Ruutu T, Palotie A, Chanock SJ. Common polymorphisms in critical genes of innate immunity do not contribute to the risk for chronic disseminated candidiasis in adult leukemia patients. Med Mycol. 2005 Jun; 43(4):349-53.
label Common polymorphisms in critical genes of innate immunity do not contribute to the risk for chronic disseminated candidiasis in adult leukemia patients.
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